Concorde

1. Supersonic airplane invented in 1969, and discontinued in 2003 due to a disaster involved on that Air France flight.
2. Shortened nickname for the Universal Pictures' 1979 feature film, because its official name "The Concorde... Airport '79" is too long. It was a box office bomb and it is available for purchase on VHS, DVD, Blu-ray and digital. It is a good movie despite its unpopularity.

1. Concorde was one of the fastest planes of all time.
2. Did you watch the Concorde movie before?

by Ryan900USAYT December 10, 2022

Concord

(Verb) to post an image of a content that has only one relevancy: to be asked why you posted it.

Emmy Concorded a pic of a senior living home among images her brother’s graduation celebration.

by Bak Midull May 15, 2023

concord whore

A high end flying whore

Hey girl, why not take a break from collegiate studies and be my concord whore??

by Unique Butterfly April 5, 2021

Concorde tip

A slender penis that tapers in a downward direction towards the tip much like the Concorde jet

He has a great job, has handsome good looks and treats me like a queen but I just can't look past that concorde tip

by Nicotharappist October 9, 2022

Pulling a Concord

When a AAA game, usually of the live service genre, flops so hard that it is essentially forced to cease development/shut down.

Dude Unknown 9: Awakening is pulling a Concord so hard right now.

by Kkkiiirrrbbbyyy February 13, 2025

Non-concordant

Did I really!?

Hym "You know, I googled 'Inconcordant' and it gave me 'Non-concordant' and I'm like 'Ew, that doesn't sound as good...' so I've just been switching to 'inconsistent.' But I must have not switched the first time. So, just know, that if you've seen me use the word 'inconsistent' since then I've been thinking 'Inconcordant' and then I'm like 'Oh wait, it's supposed to non-concordant...' and them I'm defaulting back to inconsistent. Which one was it? Was it 'Inconcordant with virtue?' Bah... Whatever..."

by Hym Iam December 28, 2023

Negative concord

A textbook term that explains informal, illogical uses of double negatives when the intention is to convey a single negative in a sentence. This phenomenon goes against traditional English rules and effectively contributes towards the downfall of societal intelligence.

Person 1: "I didn't do nothing".

Person 2: "Did you just say a negative concord"?
Person 1: "What's that"?
Person 2: "It's when you say a double negative when you don't intend to. You don't sound smart when you speak like that".

by BruceyWucey July 9, 2025